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RICHMOND. Va, November H. 1857
Tobacco transactions were limited TO-
sales of % ieW old cutters. and three ODD
four packages of bright wrappers to-day
A ieW wagons with loose leaf are COM
ing in
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Nate secretary TO
his uncle. Sir
Henry Bulwer
then British min
lister al Washing
ton. He held the
same position suc
cessively at Flor
ence, Paris and
the Hague, and
in 1860, when but
% Years old. went
20 y lolila chargeu
with very inpor-
tant dutiC, in the
settlement of Ser
Wan affairs and
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TIE PRESENT LORD LYTToN.
R~c~etiy Appointed British Minister to
France.

Sir Edward Robert Bulvcr-Lytton, the
newly appointed British ambassador TO
France, is bcst known TO sentimental
Americans as owen Meredith author
Of "Luc.lc," a romance IN verse. lie is
~ a family long noted for talent, both in
literature and public life, and IL might oe
said Of him, as political opponents sarcas-
tically said Of John Quincy Adams, that
he was born, nursed, bred and educated
for the purpose of holding office. 1t is
possible that Baron Lytton played at d.
plomacy in boyhood, as he practiced 1t
before reaching manhood. and his father,
he eminent author, encouraged his tai
ent In this direction The son was born
Nov. s, 1881, was educated at Harrow
and nj Rome, and at the age Of II entered
the diplomatic service as attache and pri-
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MR.. smATHeRs. DRIVES A TACK, ?
And the Capitalization Process sets IN
Rapidly.

HE happiness Of n
Harlem household
has recently been
destroyed most
unfortunate occur
romeo. and n g
white winc- 4 dove
OF peace has folded
her wings like a
cabinet ledstead
and vanished
Dir. Baldw in
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THE PURITAN.

IN" DEACON 'hdpih n'"'"' ~ 'P'''~''''"'
Mass.
Springfield, Mas. reioices in the posses
sion of n new statue which unites many at
fractions it represents the Puritan OF early
days, the founder Of the widespread Chaplin
family of New England and the early day,
OF Springfield. It was made for the late
Chester W. Chaplin, president of the Boston
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SALES REPORTED no SECRETARY


Receipts bales. Market firm
Qo0nos.-NddIing. Toe. loss mdding
esn good ordinary. sic
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", ,,. ~ ID STEAM BAKERY. r.
w1i la,.'1 ID - Twelfth street. whe,
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Grain md cotton Eschange.

HIlHN0ND, \ T., NOYemUer n.
OFFERINGS REr0RrED To SECRETARY
Wheat D $50 bushels.
Corn -As bushels
Oats 1862 bushels
Peas "a bushels
SALES REPORTED no SECRETARY.
White. .oO bushels very good al
.3c 5J iair ai .c Longberry. $50 bushels
very good 900 private terms Sh0rthefry
51 bu-le.. very good zoo olc. % bushels
good at l9c l-J bushels common 90 Oc
20 bushels common at 65c Total sales of
wheat Z31b bushels.
Corn White. 2.0 bushels good new at
5Ic 81 hu-he.- good uew 40 400.
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WALLfN s. NNlT. Seventh Nf 0...
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Ties. $50.
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Contractors ami Builder.
a.. q. HOUSTON. FH B.. Nar .f..f
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Pennsylvania Rye $3.50 per gallon.
CHAMBERLAYN q Co.
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'' q, ltAeDALE. 1915 D.. Main .fro,, o
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Beavers are very abundant on the Apo.
mattox river in Virginia.
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$. j. DAVIS. 2s ". Smith su..t -I.
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WILLIAM II. GARDNER. us
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sinmpOOing.
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Tongue IN Knots.

contracted malaria in the -aamp- of Louis
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and used every sind OF MEDICINE ! could hear
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with maanal poison aud I became most
helpless. ] finally came here, nay mout so
hled with sores that ! could scarcely eat and
my tongue raw and filled with little knots.
Various remedies were resortcd % without
effect. . bought two bottles Of -. b. B. and
/ 10 bias cured and strengthened me. AID sores OBJ
my mouth are healed and nay tongue entirely
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Jackson. Tenn, April ~, lss6.
sim Joints Most Remarkable Case of
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that time be- Medical Board OF L0udon
county examined him. and pronounced the dis
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eferGerfed. ] then used 10 lch advertised
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A friend who had used b. b. b. aduscdits
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Ut; hhNkf FkOELlNG. l-s T,-.l,..
chemist 70 Chesapeake and Oh, ,.', '. .'''
nynd ana Allegheny railroads Ne -
teh'lon 10 ores and mlnora. water. r.
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DIRECTORY
or RELIABLE
BUSINESS HOtrSt,,

me Directory 5el0r of ro,aH o,5
business hotses, giCiag ner b,o,,. ~
business, 'oiA be fond 5ery useei =, -, . and
y Jgeyenee tor information rsloss, : ''.,''
ana al he different branches of5Ds,'
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FINANCE AND COMM ERCE
New York stock Market.

Reported by &. w. Branch q Co., bankers
and brokers, No. I'LL Main street.
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ATLANTIC RUBBER STAMP Nlh'IA
TURING CO.. -s D.. Siam 81.
furcra hu1 importers 0f stamp ..f.
OLD DOMINION 49, Bbth. ANf N..h'
95 Bank street Agents sta.Oi
circular.
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An.nelea ~ % -

Grounds planted atra-lnlb.e r4tes.
f.n I-~uu. Iue-NF ri3m
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p. vs.. LOWE. 22lf g.. Main street
rer of Champion Woven Wire N'
and Cots The best and chcapc.
kof.
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DIRECTORY
or RELIABLE
BUSINESS HOUSES
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business honses, giUing their L,,,... sea
business, 'clH be fond Cerg usef,i ,..' ana
y reference t0r Information 49,. % ',4f',
ana al the d,grsns branches qfbus,I.
ANALYTICAL rb.,,f-.
Or; HENRY Probing. lis f...,...
chemist 70 Chesapeake and az, t,--N '..ff'
myhd ana Allegheny aiiroads en- he
ieh'on 10 ores and mincra. wsfer. f,
Architects.
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street. Hair cutting. dFc.rg
sh1mpOOing.
Baker.
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P. Gardner laid off in Morris yester.
day to visit his mother.
Mr.. NJ. F. Noonan, of Graceville.
was in town yesterday.
J. r. Perkins was in town a few
days during the past week.
Joe Brom and Chris Feeley return
ed from St. Paul yesterday.
Register McDermott Of the Benson
land office was in town on Tuesday.
Mr.. G. G. Emerson and Commits
sioner Thorpe visited the courthouse
Monday.
Miss Stanton returned from st. Paul
yesterday after an absence from Nor
ris of several weeks.
H. Whitley made business trip to
Aberdeen this week in the interests
of the Morris Brickyard Company.
He says that the proposed improve.
ments will create a great boom in
that place during the coming season.
Mr.. Henry Fels came up to Morris
last Tuesday and was surprised to
find our patriotic citizens deeply
engaged in the celebration Quiet of
the natal day Of the father of his
country. He said Hancock was not
only not celebrating but was even
paying 10 cents bushel more for
wheat.
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CYRUS.

J. C. Hulburd went to Alexandria
on visit last Sunday.
liver Thompson has added to his pres.
ent stock a nice lot of tinware made
by his timer, c. Setther, who is first
class workman.
Louis Hegland has bought half in
terest in the hardware and lumber
business of H. E. Estpy. Success to
the new firm.
/, Ole B. Thompson, of New Prairie,
lost little child last week. And Mr..
and Mrs. N. Peterson are similarly
effected. They have the sympathies
Of large circles of friends.
|, K. J. Husevold brought with him
from St. Paul one of the badges from
the ice palace. He relates that they
took him to be policeman at St. Paul.
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Cases Recently Decided

The following cases which were
submitted to Judge Brown at the
November term of court have been
decided, and the decisions were filed
with the clerk of court this week:
Chas. J. Croonquist, Plff., VS. Daniel
Leonard, Deft. Brown & Chew, Att'ys
for Plff.; 8. A. Flaherty. Atty for
Deft. Judgment ordered in favor of
defendant.
Michael F. Finnegan, Plff., VS. Lucy
Adams, Deft. Brown & Chew. Att'ys
for Plff; 8. A. Flahery Atty for
Deft. Judgment in favor of Deft.
Edward Westphal. Plff., vs. James
Brennan, Deft. Geo. E. Darling, Atty
for Plff.; s. A. Flaherty. Atty for
Deft. Judgment ordered for plain
tiff for $11.75.
Geo. Urban, Plff., VS. X. J. Huse-
void, Deft. s. A. Flaherty, Atty
for Plff. Judgment of Justice court
against defendant affirmed.
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BRECKENRIDGE.
Feb. 81, 1887.

Feb. 81, 1887.
Editor of THE Sun:
1t is so long since have had word
to say to your readers I thought I'd
embrace this opportunity of again
writing you.
Whew! what cold winter we have
witnessed. One man at Wahpeton
says he has lived here for twenty.
four years, and this is the coolest
winter he has experienced. For the
past two weeks, however, we have no
reason to complain.
Last Thursdays storm did not
reach our locality.
Breckenridge is on the boom. Al
ready several bills for lumber have
been sent. and the town is about to
be regenerated through the influence
of the Manitoba Ry., which has awak-
ened the citizens from their dormant
state. New churches, hotels, R. R.
shops etc. will make this town an &C.
tive one for some time to come. AL
ready some new buildings begin to
loom up, and we wish the picturesque
town of Breckenridge success.
The SUN and Olive Branch appear
weekly. We hail the newsy arrival
with joy, for who does uot love to
note each week the present accounts
of old home and friends.
We may roam far away in a land
among strangers, yet our thoughts and
affections ever hover DER the home
and friends of "Auld lang Syne".
And how could we obtain so often
those interesting points, if it were
not for our energetic weekly news
papers.
+ The editor of today is not morethan
half appreciated. just think of the
days and nights OF toll he endures for
the good Of humanity, yet how few
are satisfied to over look the slightest
error. He has power to build up our
business. construct our home on best
principles, make the friends cheerful.
the home circles happy; the best of
thoughts are culled for our interest
by his untiring industry. and surely
he is deserving Of praise. and more
cash, than he usually receives.
Busy BEE.
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VIM. B. Hancock returned Sunday
night from Prescott, where he had
been to figure on a contract to erect a
brick school-house IN that city. As a
matter of course Mr.. Hancock was
the successful bidder and was award
ed the contract. The school board has
appointed as superintendent of con-
struction of the building an architect
who in the whole matter of bidding
on the contract and letting same, as
a friend and agent of another bidder,
was emphatically opposed to Mr.. H.,
and expresses a determination to give
Mr.. Hancock all the annoyance and
trouble he can if he attempts to carry
out his bid; therefore he has not fully
decided to begin the work If another
superintendent is not appointed. Mr..
Hancock's bid was 1920
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Does Your Dress Fit7

If not, you are very uncomfortable,
of course. You will find out what is
the matter by reading the article on
Home Dressmaking" in The House.
keeper, the publishers of which offer
as premium with each yearly sub.
scription at 81 land 20cts. to pay
postage on premium) the Moody per.
feet tailor system and book on dress.
making, the retail price Of which is
$3.50 for $l.2O. This tailor system
enables any lady of ordinary intel
ligence to cut dress in any style
wanted from actual measurements
with certainty that it will fit with.
out trying on. For specimen copy
of that great home monthly, The
Housekeeper. and full particulars Of
offer. write at once to Buckeye Pub.
fishing Co., Minneapolis Mimi, as
the offer is limited.
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Societies..

corDFN sHEAF LODGE, A.. F.. and
A. N. No. 1913. Regular meetings Ist ana
M S.tnrdays. each month. G. l.. Brown,
W.M.: q. Whitley. Seo'Y.
AR. G. A. J. 0verton Post, NO. %.
mssts .he Second and Fourth FRIDAYS OF eaeh
month. at s O'Clock p: ID. .; ". uuie'p'0'
Gommsnder. ". L. colyer, Adjutans.
FATHER MATHEWS T. A. Society, o, the me
C. T. A. q. Of A: Regular nisesans prs' '
sunday In each month. l. L. ooialian'
siden.. VIM. Riordan, Seo'y.
a,O.U.W.-Mo7ris Lodge No; 55, meets s eacn
Tuesday evening at their hall. J. y. oooo'
". III; E ". Randall, Sec'y.
SELECT KNIGHTS, A; Q; Q. W..soOta'
Legion, No. 10, meets at lis hall ,ne nt ITS a
third Fridays OF each month. ~. "oi 49,
Commander; J. \. Johnson, accofoet
A.O.H.-Div. No. meets secona w. " erhT 6.
a. of eye-v month in its hall at 7:5O p ~ =
C.P. Masinnis, Pres; S.A. riahef1s' ne'o'o
ing Secretary.
MT. LEBANON, r. 4. CHAPTER. . ID,
meets srst and third "Wednesday Of saon
month. joan Hope, b. F.; y. Z. hahSon'
Recording Secret-ry. un,
PE7HEL CCMMANDERY.U D. kNldhIS
rEWpIAR Meets I'd and 4th Mondays eacn
moth r. sutherland, e. c. O.C. han-
son, Recorder. .nr
Regular meetings every "Wednesday eT " ~
AZ 7:3O O'Clock. VIM. G. Blckneli' - ~ :"
E. st. John, r. 5.
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When a high license law was pass
ed it was generally believed that
there would be no issue on the liquor
question in the spring election. But
this opinion has proved to be an er-
roneous one, for it is now settled be-
yond doubt that prohibition will be
the principal issue in the spring cleo
ton of this village, and friends Of the
measure are making earnest efforts
in ito behalf. Weighing the ques-
ton carefully from a fair and unbias-
ed stand point, we fail to under
stand the wisdom of an effort to place
such a law upon particular commu-
nifty. Considering all of its strong
and its weak points. moral and finan-
cial, it is our honest conviction that
local prohibition unquestionably
would be detrim entail to public inter-
ests, and therefore, The Sun is pos
itively opposed to the same.
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Too Much Corn-Too Little Pork.


A correspondent reports his sad dis.
appointment in the outcome of his hog
venture during the past year. He
says he did not get over five pounds
for every bushel of corn fed, after he
shut his pigs up for fattening purposes
We cannot blame our correspon sent
for being dissatisfied, but we wan: to
assure him that his experience is un.
usual and unnecessary. We do not
know what kind of hogs our friend
had nor his method of feeding so we
can give no explanation of his light
returns. but we can assure him that
with any of the approved breeds of
hogs he should have got ten pounds
of pork for each bushel of whole corn
fed, and if ground, either by itself or
with the cob, it was possible for him
to get twelve, or even fifteen pounds
from bushel. 1t is too often the
case, and that may have been so with
our correspondent, that fattenipg hogs
are fed corn alone and given slop to
drink. Corn must be supplemented
with other and more succulent food
if the best results are to be attained,
while pure water is almost as essen.
tial to rapid pork making as corn
is. Roots, pumpkins, cabbage and
clover are excellent adjuncts to corn;
while possessing no fattening proper.
ties of themselves, they aid in build
ing up the structure and are necessary
to the proper assimilation of the corn.
Corn, green food and pure water are
essential to profitable pork making.
If our correspondent will remember
and use this trio next fall and winter,
he will find his credit on the right
side of the ledger.-Farm, Stock and
Home.
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RENDSVILLE

Anumber of farmers of this vicini
ty show their prosperity by prepare
lions to build new barns during the
coming season.
The boys have finished drawing
their wood to the half way place.
Rhody Keeshan had the bad luck
to lose horse recently.
Mrs. E. Van Doren, of Herman,
has been visiting her neice, Mrs. G..
w. Borrill of this place.
Robt. Borrill returned Oh Tuesday.
Mrs. Borrill will return in few days.
w. II. Smith has been in thisvicini.
ty a few days.
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A $50. 90 Bible Reward.

The publishers ofRutledge's Month.
ly offer twelve valuable rewards in
monthly for February, among which
is the folio wing:
We will give $4,000 to the person
telling us which is the middle verse
in the New Testament Scriptures,
mot the revised edition), by March
10th, 1887. Should two or more cor
rect answers be received, the reward
will be divided. The money will be
forwarded to the winner March 18th,
1887. Persons trying for the reward
must send 20 cents in silver or postal
notes. (no postage stamps taken) with
their answer, for which they will re-
ceive the Monthly for April In which
the name and address of the winner
Of the reward and the correct answer
will be published, and in which sew
eral more valuable rewards will be
offered. Address, RUTLEDaE PUB
LISTING COMPANY, Easton, Pa.
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HANCOCK.

A Washington's birthday dance at
the town hall Tuesday.
Mrs. Gates. mother Of DR.. Gates
had another slight attack of paralysi
last Sunday afternoon and is qui tt
sick.
Mr.. Oliver Stene, night operator at
the depot here. attended the Il. Il.
masquerade ball at Willmar Monday
night and reports good time.
Mrs. Eta Page, teacher in the pri.
mary department Of the school. has
been quite sick this week. but under
DR.. Gates treatment is getting we'll
again. .
G. w. Hull is preparing to move
his stock of dry goods and groceries
into the Nelson building. one door
west of Helgeson & Wilcox's store.
The following delegation of Han
cockites went to Morris Saturday
afternoon: Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Hull,
8. M. Porter. August Erickson, A. X.
Gray and NJ. j. Dickinson.
On Monday afternoon small house
belonging to Mrs. Wilcox and occu.
pied by Mr.. Mikkelson caught fire
from the stove pipe, but timely aid
prevented total destruction and saved
the building with but slight damage.
A social party met ut the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hope last Sat-
urday evening. Those present enjoy
ed themselves in various amusements
till the evening was we'll spent, when
they left for home, all having had
very pleasant time.
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Clothing cheap at Croonquist's
Agents Wanted

We want a good agent, with energy,
push. and perseverance in every town
in Stevens, Pope, Douglas. Grant.
Traverse, Big Stone, Swift and Lac
Qni Parle counties. to represent the
old reliable Aetna Life Insurance
company. of Hartford, Conn. Liberal
terms will be given to the right par.
ties: We also want good agents in
every town to solicit insurance. for
the best fire, lightning. hail, cyclone.
tornado, windstorm, live stock and ac-
cident insurance companies. doing
business in the state. Full particulars
given on application to THE STEVENS
COUNTY ABSTRACT b REAL ESTATE
AGENCY, general agents,
Morris, MINI.